On Monday 17 October 2005 23:10, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
> > Ah, hmm, if you're going for hackish there are simpler solutions. Instead
> > of messing up the XML, just remove the actions you don't want, like
> >
> > KActionCollection* coll = khtmlpart->actionCollection();
> > coll->take( coll->action("tools") );
> > coll->take( coll->action("security") );
> 
> Oh, great! Is there a similarly nice hack to remove an entire menu/toolbar?

No, this is about actions, not about containers... for container your approach is needed, I guess.
(or querying the container afterwards and hiding it, but this would still make toolbars appear
in the Settings menu, and it might flicker...)

> > Sorry that I didn't mention this before; there is indeed no clean way.
> > For KDE4 Simon is experimenting with the opposite approach, based on an
> > idea of mine (the host asking for groups of actions, so that if it doesn't
> > want some actions, it would simply not ask for them). Very early stage of
> > the idea though.
> 
> Well I can live with a hackish solution until KDE4 comes out. Glad to see this 
> is being worked on.

Well, I make no promises; no idea what the future will be, this idea might die out
(it would require rewriting so much stuff...)

-- 
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